Intelligence: The ability to think
  1. Non-Sentient (instinctual behavior only)
  2. Learning Impaired (major mental deficiencies)
  3. Below Normal (minor mental deficiencies)
  4. Normal (possessing an intelligence qoutient that is approximately average)
  5. Above Normal (possessing a signifigantly higher than average IQ)
  6. Gifted (possessing a signifigantly higher than average IQ and creative talents)
  7. Genius (possessing an extremely high IQ and creative talents
  8. Extraordinary Genius (possessing genius in multiple intellectual areas)
  9. Superhuman (possessing genius in virtually all intellectual areas)
  10. Immeasurable (alien, "omniscient")
Strength: Ability to lift weight above one's head with arms fully extended
  1. Normal (able to lift one's own body weight)
  2. Athlete (able to lift from one's own body weight up to double one's own body weight)
  3. Peak human (able to lift double one's own body weight to 800 pound range)
  4. Enhanced human (able to lift in the 800 pound to 2 ton range)
  5. Superhuman class 10 (able to lift in the 2 to 10 ton range)
  6. Superhuman class 25 (able to lift in the 10 to 25 ton range)
  7. Superhuman class 50 (able to lift in the 25 to 50 ton range)
  8. Superhuman class 75 (able to lift in the 50 to 75 ton range)
  9. Superhuman class 90 (able to lift in the 75 to 90 ton range)
  10. Superhuman class 100 (able to lift in the 90 to 100 ton range)
  11. Incalculable (able to lift in excess of 100 tons)
Speed: Ability to move over land by running
  1. Below normal (cannot attain 10-15 mph)
  2. Normal (peak range: 25-29 mph)
  3. Athlete (peak range: 32-36 mph)
  4. Peak human (peak range: 41-45 mph)
  5. Enhanced human (peak range: 61-65 mph)
  6. Superhuman (peak range: 111-115 mph)
  7. Subsonic (peak range: 250-500 mph)
  8. Speed of sound ( able to reach the Mach 1: 770 mph at sea level)
  9. Supersonic (peak range: Mach 2 to Mach 4.6: 0.22-1.0 miles per second)
  10. Orbital velocity (peak range: Mach 18.7 to Mach 23.3: 1-5 miles per second; when a runner reaches this speed he is no longer in contact with the ground and is no longer running)
Flight Speed: Ability to move through open air or space by flying
  1. Hover only
  2. Directed motion hovering (peak range: 10-30 mph)
  3. Natural winged flight limit (peak range: 150-260 mph)
  4. Artificial winged flight (peak range: 160-220 mph)
  5. Subsonic (peak range: 250-500 mph)
  6. Speed of sound (able to reach the Mach 1: 770 mph; 0.22 miles per second)
  7. Supersonic (peak range: Mach 2 to Mach 4.6 : 0.22-1.0 miles per second)
  8. Orbital velocity (peak range: Mach 18.7 to Mach 23.3: 1-5 miles per second)
  9. Escape velocity (mach 32.7: 7 miles per second)
  10. Sub-light speed (peak range: 80%-99.65% light speed: 150,000 to 185,620 miles per second)
  11. Light speed ( 186,000 miles per second, cannot be attained by physical beings within Earth's atmosphere)
  12. Warp speed (able to enter and traverse through warp space by transcending light speed, cannot be attained by physical beings within Earth's atmosphere)
Water Speed: Ability to move through water by swimming
  1. Normal (peak range: 3-5 knots)
  2. Athlete (peak range: 7-12 knots)
  3. peak human (peak range: 12-15 knots)
  4. Enhanced human (peak range: 20-25 knots)
  5. Superhuman (peak range: 50-60 knots)
  6. Maximum (around 700 knots, detrimental environmental effects will occur, causing water to convert to plasma, etc.)
NOTE: 1 knot= 1.151 miles per hour Stamina: Ability to sustain peak exertion before fatigue impairs performance
  1. Below normal (unable to sustain for 1 minute)
  2. Normal (able to sustain for 1 minute)
  3. Athlete (able to sustain for several minutes)
  4. Peak human (able to sustain for up to an hour)
  5. Enhanced human (able to sustain for several hours)
  6. Superhuman (able to sustain for up to a day)
  7. Metahuman (able to sustain for several days)
  8. Demi-godlike (able to sustain for weeks)
  9. Godlike (able to sustain almost indefinitely)
  10. Immeassurable (never tire due to self-generating energy)
Durability: Ability to resist or recover from bodily injury or disease
  1. Below normal
  2. Normal (avearge resilience)
  3. Athlete (conditioned metabolism enabling extraordinarily efficient healing)
  4. Enhanced human (skin, bone, and muscle augmented to make it stronger and harder than human; impervious to injury to a certain extent
  5. Enhanced human regenerative (skin, bone, and muscle retains human durability but body is able to heal near-lethal injuries by regenerating cells to a limited extent)
  6. Superhuman (skin, bone, and muscle augmented to make it stronger and harder than human; impervious to an extraordinary extent)
  7. Superhuman regenerative (able to regenerate injured tissue and brain cells to an extraordinary degree; but not able to regenerate missing limbs or organs)
  8. Metahuman (able to withstand extreme temperatures and pressures, and virtually all toxins, corrosives, punctures, and concussions without sustaining injury)
  9. Metahuman (able to regenerate injured injured or missing brain cells, tissue, limbs or organs)
  10. Demi-godlike (able to withstand all injury short of a direct nuclear explosion)
  11. Demi-godlike regenerative (able to heal all injury short of a direct nuclear explosion)
  12. Godlike (able to reconstitute body after total molecular disintergration)
  13. Totally indestructable (absolutely cannot be injured)
Agility: Ability to move the body with flexibility and coordination
  1. Below normal
  2. Normal (average)
  3. Athlete (above average)
  4. Peak human (significantly above average)
  5. Enhanced human (beyond the natural limits of the human body)
  6. Superhuman (significantly beyond the natural limits of the human body)
  7. Metahuman (extraordinarily beyond the natural limits of the human body)
Reflexes: Reaction time
  1. Below normal
  2. Normal (average)
  3. Athlete (above average)
  4. Peak human (significantly above average)
  5. Enhanced human (beyond the natural limits of the human body)
  6. Superhuman (virtually instantaneous)
  7. Metahuman (instantaneous)